This is the first of a set (not a series…there’s no particular order) of articles I’ll write on how JRuby is using invokedynamic. Hopefully they will show Rubyists how drastically invokedynamic is ...
The JRuby team has released JRuby 10, a major upgrade of the Ruby implementation on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), introducing compatibility with Ruby 3.4, full support for Java 21, and several ...
There’s been a lot of fuss made lately over memory inspection and profiling tools for Ruby implementations. And it’s not without reason; inspecting a Ruby application’s memory profile, much less ...
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